If the bug is already reported, please add a comment to the existing issue;

If the bug is not reported, please create a new issue;

In your comment or new report, please include the following information:

The version of the app you are using

The make and model of your Android phone or device

The version of your Android operating system

What you were trying to do with the app when the problem appeared

A detailed description of the problem, eg “File had not transferred after five minutes” is much better than “File transfer does not work”

Actions you took to remedy the problem, and your success if any

Where to report your bug

Since September 2012, the Serval Project has used GitHub Issues to report and track bugs. Each source-code repository in GitHub has its own issue list, so first you must choose the most suitable issue list for the bug:

After your bug is reported

The Serval Project team is automatically notified of every new issue and new comment. Following your bug report, they may take any of the following actions:

request more information

close the issue (eg, as already fixed or unreproducible)

merge it with another issue (eg, as a duplicate)

assign it to a milestone

assign it to a developer

move the issue to another issue list and deal with it there

Please co-operate with our developers, as they have a lot of work to do, and remember that the Serval Project provides software free of charge thanks to generous donations from supporters and the hard work of team members and volunteers. Your good manners, patience and understanding will be appreciated.

Historical note

The Serval Project used the Mantis Bug tracker from April to September 2012. MANTIS IS NOW DEPRECATED FOR ALL COMPONENTS. All issues originally reported in Mantis have been either closed or migrated to GitHub using sp-mantis2github.